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i want to acknowledge the awe-inspiring environment that we're sharing this evening. the religious overtones might make you think you were in one of the two party conventions-- [audience laughter] but i hope in a few minutes to make you clearly aware that, other than the environment, not that much that i share with either of them. so let me begin by promising you two things: first, to provide to you a different way of understanding what's happening
i want to acknowledge the awe-inspiring environment that we're sharing this evening. the religious overtones might make you think you were in one of the two party conventions-- [audience laughter] but i hope in a few minutes to make you clearly aware that, other than the environment, not that much that i share with either of them. so let me begin by promising you two things: first, to provide to you a different way of understanding what's happening
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you have some control over your environment. many have been an environment where there is no control like in the united states, when strange things are happening and you feel you have no sovereignty over, you go back to a situation where you can control the situation, bring some order to your squad platoon or company. i think that we need to take that element of control and keep it local. we need to give people jobs in the military and examine our training. we have a problem now figuring out what all we are going to do with training people of bin overseas. and you folks @booktv they got there are a lot of women in the audience, when in the tens coming up. folks who go out there and have to try to interest people in coming together as units when there is not an immediate threat to. we don't have the luxury of the rush. instead we are seeking is the meaning in the feeling of belonging. we have to put that together somehow because that is really, without that running through training drills is just a laugh. hurry up and wait. is ju
you have some control over your environment. many have been an environment where there is no control like in the united states, when strange things are happening and you feel you have no sovereignty over, you go back to a situation where you can control the situation, bring some order to your squad platoon or company. i think that we need to take that element of control and keep it local. we need to give people jobs in the military and examine our training. we have a problem now figuring out...
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there is the light bulb that creates an environment of light. we don't care about the content there is no content and the light called unless there is the kodachrome slide but the label itself creates the environment. and air-conditioning creates an environment, a fire, television, telegraph and digital technology creates the environment to without being too techno determinist but as the culture changes we adopt digital tools and the values change and we changed the tools be developing and a change the way we see things >> you say the differences between the culture of print how many are inherent to the environment of digital culture and how much is a new media so over the last 20 years is unregulated as the wild west? >> i have always felt we are in danger of folding did digital media environment into the industrial age. that is why has been kicking and screaming about why the futures socks and i got mad because it was here. like the reality hacker i thought here we have the technology digital means the digit we can be makers and makes the worl
there is the light bulb that creates an environment of light. we don't care about the content there is no content and the light called unless there is the kodachrome slide but the label itself creates the environment. and air-conditioning creates an environment, a fire, television, telegraph and digital technology creates the environment to without being too techno determinist but as the culture changes we adopt digital tools and the values change and we changed the tools be developing and a...
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do have a professional diplomatic corps as professional diplomats that know how to operate in that environment. and you like to think the goal was conflict resolution and peace without war in the u.s. interests and those of our allies and friends, how to make decisions and how to negotiate, and it's not. so much in terms of personal satisfaction and their vision is the most important and sometimes it is where you think the power is that it's not and that is the dark side of i think a lot of this. there is also the problem insiders define in many ways where they are a down the the president or the secretary of state, secretary clinton certainly has hurt in fighters. every secretary of state has. sometimes they consult with the professionals. >> sometimes the principles they operate on think about the election, think about the interest groups you don't want to aggravate. it has that layer it's difficult to deal with. let's start with very basic questions if we can. you talk a lot about the different influences based on the military feeding into this picture and the professional diplomatic corps
do have a professional diplomatic corps as professional diplomats that know how to operate in that environment. and you like to think the goal was conflict resolution and peace without war in the u.s. interests and those of our allies and friends, how to make decisions and how to negotiate, and it's not. so much in terms of personal satisfaction and their vision is the most important and sometimes it is where you think the power is that it's not and that is the dark side of i think a lot of...
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we like to anticipate and shape the strategic environment and military force to that future. one wonders if we could do this, why haven't we done that? we also like to think we can prevent future threats to american interests because of our vast intelligence and forecasting capacity and leverage of that. one wonders if we could actually do it, why haven't we? we believe they should we fail fail in the forecast, some rapid decisive use of forceful resolve the issue will have enough time to raise forces necessary to whatever the challenge. finally, the destructive power of our military force is will resolve whatever com looked at the day the nation faces. and the destruction it was kind of fighting a placenta for an end of problems. though history and the last 12 years of worship teach us exactly the opposite. this is the story we tell ourselves. it isn't true. it's fiction. it's not been true for a while and we've covered the fiction in the past because it had sufficient size. with built-in sufficiently large military force on its capabilities enable in our power , special ope
we like to anticipate and shape the strategic environment and military force to that future. one wonders if we could do this, why haven't we done that? we also like to think we can prevent future threats to american interests because of our vast intelligence and forecasting capacity and leverage of that. one wonders if we could actually do it, why haven't we? we believe they should we fail fail in the forecast, some rapid decisive use of forceful resolve the issue will have enough time to raise...
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bunch of others, we have several data points to tell us that uncertainty is the norm in our strategic environment. the potential for conflict is increasing and the types of conflict are most likely the kinds they can't be resold with near destructive power. the global trend studies comes right out and say that potential for multiple forms of war comes at a time of rising uncertainty as the united states' willingness or ability to be the guarantor of security. and at a time of increased ambiguity as to the stability of international assistance. in times of such uncertainty and ambiguity with increased likelihood of conflict, we need to tell ourselves the truth, not to hold on to our fiction. strategic leaders need more options, not less and the options associate with the kind of complex contingencies that are in the csis study or the kinds of irregular warfare, interstate warfare, whatever else you want to call these things, would require more ground force capacity, not less. and, of course, we prefer at least a relatively clear redefined semi-conventional state faced a threat that the u.s. milita
bunch of others, we have several data points to tell us that uncertainty is the norm in our strategic environment. the potential for conflict is increasing and the types of conflict are most likely the kinds they can't be resold with near destructive power. the global trend studies comes right out and say that potential for multiple forms of war comes at a time of rising uncertainty as the united states' willingness or ability to be the guarantor of security. and at a time of increased...
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there's no such thing as a risk-free security environment. scenarios and studies like this are critical and all too rare, unfortunatelily, to avoid inflicted spriz and for that, it's a commendable activity. in closing, you know, i think we have to come to grips with the frequency and consequence, the time lines, importance to the scenarios. there's another level of analysis that needs to go on that hopefully someone else wants done, and hopefully they'll give it to me to do or you to do, but we have to rethink. some of the scenarios are outside and should be thought of as the fore sizing, fore shapes thought process and probably would have to be resourced. some could be inside the scenario and thought of as a limited, you know, less incomed offense to which we're not as prepared, not trained to, not willing to have the unique doctrine, opportunities, and the correct equipment in every single case. that ultimately is the risk money money that we have to do. we can't do it from the outside. wrapping up, i always like to quote my good friend and
there's no such thing as a risk-free security environment. scenarios and studies like this are critical and all too rare, unfortunatelily, to avoid inflicted spriz and for that, it's a commendable activity. in closing, you know, i think we have to come to grips with the frequency and consequence, the time lines, importance to the scenarios. there's another level of analysis that needs to go on that hopefully someone else wants done, and hopefully they'll give it to me to do or you to do, but we...
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>> as long as it is open, ideal secure it and provide a safe operating environment. that is all i can say about it. >> we have about 19 minutes eft. oward is next. >> one said that iran also considers the use of chemical weapons a red line, perhaps implying that they might get involved, or more involved, in proven there was some use of chemical weapons. i'm wondering how does that change your calculation, or how does that affect your calculation of what measures you might recommend or what the u.s. might do if there is a hance of becoming embroiled or confronting the iranian military? >> well, first of all, i would like to see the iranian proclamation turned into something tangible, because as far as i can tell, iran's nterest in syria is enshurge did not ensuring -- ensuring a safe package of arms into jimenez. i see no indication they are putting pressure on the syrian regime to act responsibly. i can't answer your question about have i considered confronting the iranian military inside of syria because we have not yet been asked to look at options to lace ourselve
>> as long as it is open, ideal secure it and provide a safe operating environment. that is all i can say about it. >> we have about 19 minutes eft. oward is next. >> one said that iran also considers the use of chemical weapons a red line, perhaps implying that they might get involved, or more involved, in proven there was some use of chemical weapons. i'm wondering how does that change your calculation, or how does that affect your calculation of what measures you might...
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unfortunately, we live in a dangerous environment. of what most people don't know is how many cases have been prevented and preempted. again, the fbi has prevented jihadist.lots of homegrown jihadist no one wishes to have the threat, but it's real and some people act upon their views. at the end of the day, i feel we need to do more to go after otherwise weies, would always be tactically stopping particular incidents, which we need to be able to do, but we need to get. to the route across host: frank cilluffo is the former special assistant to the president of homeland security from 2001 through 2003, a principal adviser to governor tom ridge following the 9/11 attacks. the former vice chairman of the future of terrorism task force, chaired by congressman lee hamilton. he served as senior policy person for the center of strategic and international studies and is currently the director of homeland security policy institute at george washington university. is a next onchigan our democrat line. caller: hi. i just want to know how many wa
unfortunately, we live in a dangerous environment. of what most people don't know is how many cases have been prevented and preempted. again, the fbi has prevented jihadist.lots of homegrown jihadist no one wishes to have the threat, but it's real and some people act upon their views. at the end of the day, i feel we need to do more to go after otherwise weies, would always be tactically stopping particular incidents, which we need to be able to do, but we need to get. to the route across host:...
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one of the important areas is to improve the business environment, and there are positive trends and organizations have taken note of that so-called ratings which i don't have particularly much trust for. on the whole, it has been noted, and the business committee agrees that there has been progress in terms of improving the conditions for doing business which includes in corporation and -- incorporation and access to infrastructure although there are still very many problems in terms of access being, access to the electric power. on the whole, this is like this. and, of course, there's a large-scale program to reequip the armed forces with modern weapons. once again, i think it would be wrong to talk in percentage terms, but on the whole the situation in satisfactory. >> translator: vladimir putin, if you let us, let's go paragraph by paragraph. we have of here a medical professional, and let's hear her question. before she speaks i would like to explain who she is. she's a medical worker who walked three kilometers in the middle of a snowstorm because the ambulance got stuck, and a
one of the important areas is to improve the business environment, and there are positive trends and organizations have taken note of that so-called ratings which i don't have particularly much trust for. on the whole, it has been noted, and the business committee agrees that there has been progress in terms of improving the conditions for doing business which includes in corporation and -- incorporation and access to infrastructure although there are still very many problems in terms of access...
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what to expect going into the new environment? >> what is interesting did you notice that the justices are nominated the only people who don't say anything is the people who have done the job. nobody who has done the job presumes to tell anyone how to do it. it is a humbling experience. i was looking at the pictures of me when i was nominated. look at what this job has done to me. [laughter] you crawl away from it. you do not presume to tell anyone else how to do it. he told me exactly the right thing. i did what i had to do in my time and you have to do in your time. >> did he tell you anything about collegiality. one of the narratives when the justices come down with the 5-4 decisions in the hot button decisions. is the court a colleague yull place, has it been like that during your tenure at the court? >> for those who have been to the court -- for those of you haven't, the walls are about that thick. unless they have an insight that i don't have or an in road they don't have. when you make hard decisions, of course, there's di
what to expect going into the new environment? >> what is interesting did you notice that the justices are nominated the only people who don't say anything is the people who have done the job. nobody who has done the job presumes to tell anyone how to do it. it is a humbling experience. i was looking at the pictures of me when i was nominated. look at what this job has done to me. [laughter] you crawl away from it. you do not presume to tell anyone else how to do it. he told me exactly...
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the second reason it is timely is because on the american side, we have not seen the policy environment the so conducive to dealing with the key issues between the u.s. and mexico. the immigration bill is hot and heavy, front and center. arco rubio did ginsburg in spanish. he had five sunday shows, to talk about immigration. the gang of eight is hard at work on that. guns, u.s.mexico relations. i think the guns may come out not quite as favorable to mexico's longstanding positions as the immigration debate might. would take a 1:2. we will be in good shape. the third is trade. mexico, the united states, now japan, canada, are linked in the trans-pacific partnership talks. talks with many of our key trading allies across the pacific. many of us view it as a chance to help bring nafta into the 1st century. the three are very much on the u.s. agenda. it shows great forward progress. welcome all of you to what promises to be a truly fascinating session. the second reason this will be terrific is because of our panelists. i will say little bit more about he ambassador of mexico. doris meissne
the second reason it is timely is because on the american side, we have not seen the policy environment the so conducive to dealing with the key issues between the u.s. and mexico. the immigration bill is hot and heavy, front and center. arco rubio did ginsburg in spanish. he had five sunday shows, to talk about immigration. the gang of eight is hard at work on that. guns, u.s.mexico relations. i think the guns may come out not quite as favorable to mexico's longstanding positions as the...
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did he care about the environment? "he never once asked me about it. to make get captured by the bureaucrats at epa." unbelievable. there was is labor movement. there was built last pressure on american corporate leaders. "you have to take the high ground." he goes on at some length. it is amazing what happened. within five months of the memo, the business roundtable was established. it is the biggest voice of corporate america. the number of offices that had 50,000 people working for business trade associations. there were none of them before ronald reagan was elected. there was a revolt of the bosses. we have been living with that shift in power. people from wall street going in and becoming secretaries of the treasury in both a republican and democratic administration. we're talking about the tax system. you name the issue. the influence of the lobbyist is enormous. it started with lewis powell and the memo. his message fell on fertile ground and resonated with the business leaders. host: the book is titled "who stole the american dream?" our guest
did he care about the environment? "he never once asked me about it. to make get captured by the bureaucrats at epa." unbelievable. there was is labor movement. there was built last pressure on american corporate leaders. "you have to take the high ground." he goes on at some length. it is amazing what happened. within five months of the memo, the business roundtable was established. it is the biggest voice of corporate america. the number of offices that had 50,000 people...
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the second challenge is the fiscal environment we are in. i can tell you, no one in my organization believes, as we go forward, the u.s. special operations command will not have to participate and potentially be taxed as a result of the sequestration and need to move forward on the budget. we are working with the secretary of defense and joint chiefs of staff what their return on investment is, and we can make a good argument, but make no mistake, the budget will affect us directly, or as it affects the services, it will affect us. we do not do anything that does not have a service component to it. this is something that is frequently misunderstood. one of our principal principles within special operation is we do not do anything without service support. force have an air platform, or maybe it is a navy submarine watching the seals, or an army brigade providing route clearance packages. wedo not do anything where do not get support from the services and injured agencies. finally, let me address what i think are some misperceptions out there.
the second challenge is the fiscal environment we are in. i can tell you, no one in my organization believes, as we go forward, the u.s. special operations command will not have to participate and potentially be taxed as a result of the sequestration and need to move forward on the budget. we are working with the secretary of defense and joint chiefs of staff what their return on investment is, and we can make a good argument, but make no mistake, the budget will affect us directly, or as it...
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>> as long as guantanamo's open, we'll secure it and provide a safe operating environment and that's really all i can say about it. >> we've got about 19 minutes eft. jamie weinstein and tom and we'll close with karen de jonge. howard. >> -- that iran e] also considers the use of chemical weapons of the red line and at least perhaps implying that they might get involved or more involved in syria if there as some proven use of chemical weapons. how does that change your calculation or how does that affect your calculation of what measures you might recommend or what the u.s. might do if there is a chance of becoming embroiled or confronting the iranian military? >> first of all, i would like to see the iranian proclamation turned into something tangible because as far as i can tell, the iran's interest in syria is ensuring a safe passage of arms and ammunition into lebanese hezbollah and doing what it can o to prop up the sinner -- syrian regime. i see no indication that they are putting on the syrian regime to act responsible. and i can't answer your question about confronteding the
>> as long as guantanamo's open, we'll secure it and provide a safe operating environment and that's really all i can say about it. >> we've got about 19 minutes eft. jamie weinstein and tom and we'll close with karen de jonge. howard. >> -- that iran e] also considers the use of chemical weapons of the red line and at least perhaps implying that they might get involved or more involved in syria if there as some proven use of chemical weapons. how does that change your...
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and i noticed him talking again and again about the environment. and how proud he was that his achievement in cleaning the air, and cleaning the water. and he said it, and he was proud of it, publicly, and, yet on the tapes, you have him grousing about it, not once, not twice, but constantly, identifying environmentalism with liberals, saying that we made a mistake, we shouldn't do this, and if i ever get a choice between jobs and the environment, i always go with jobs and don't ever forget and it fire people who say they should go for the environment. it's hard to understand. on the one hand what he said publicly in the "state of the union" address, not once but three times that i listened to -- was what you would want and actually expect bill clinton, if not president obama to say. but privately, he is grousing. now, do you see in the '50s, man who is at war with himself over what he believes? >> i didn't see that. one of the most interesting things -- i kept following this thread of nixon and civil rights. i mentioned his trip to africa in 1957,
and i noticed him talking again and again about the environment. and how proud he was that his achievement in cleaning the air, and cleaning the water. and he said it, and he was proud of it, publicly, and, yet on the tapes, you have him grousing about it, not once, not twice, but constantly, identifying environmentalism with liberals, saying that we made a mistake, we shouldn't do this, and if i ever get a choice between jobs and the environment, i always go with jobs and don't ever forget and...
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and i noticed him talking again and again about the environment. and how proud he was that his achievement in cleaning the air, and cleaning the water. and he said it, and he was proud of it, publicly, and, yet on the tapes, you have him grousing about it, not once, not twice, but constantly, identifying environmentalism with liberals, saying that we made a mistake, we shouldn't do this, and if i ever get a choice between jobs and the environment, i always go with jobs and don't ever forget and it fire people who say they should go for the environment. it's hard to understand. on the one hand what he said publicly in the "state of the union" address, not once but three times that i listened to -- was what you would want and actually expect bill clinton, if not president obama to say. but privately, he is grousing. now, do you see in the '50s, man who is at war with himself over what he believes? >> i didn't see that. one of the most interesting things -- i kept following this thread of nixon and civil rights. i mentioned his trip to africa in 1957,
and i noticed him talking again and again about the environment. and how proud he was that his achievement in cleaning the air, and cleaning the water. and he said it, and he was proud of it, publicly, and, yet on the tapes, you have him grousing about it, not once, not twice, but constantly, identifying environmentalism with liberals, saying that we made a mistake, we shouldn't do this, and if i ever get a choice between jobs and the environment, i always go with jobs and don't ever forget and...
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just shows that -- that it's -- you have to have a sense of humor when you work in such high-stress environment like that. and also when we did our dc premier the first season and you heard when people were laughing it really does drive home for me the therapy of satire, because when you can laugh at -- after some of the stuff that you have to go through during the day, i think that it makes the day easier, and so i like to think that we're providing that for some of the beltway folks. >> stephanie: speaking of plucking from real life i know we all love texts from hilary where she is caught tweeting at an inappropriate time. they are trying to recreate the ben law den raid and she is tweeting. >> yeah, exactly. >> stephanie: and she says get some towels i need to daughter board her. [ laughter ] >> i think that's one of the favorite lines at the beginning of the season. i think a lot of people have identified with that line. >> stephanie: and we have been fans of yours for a while. here is a new fun fact about you. you scored your first job, a modeling gig when you were 10-month-old. >> exactly
just shows that -- that it's -- you have to have a sense of humor when you work in such high-stress environment like that. and also when we did our dc premier the first season and you heard when people were laughing it really does drive home for me the therapy of satire, because when you can laugh at -- after some of the stuff that you have to go through during the day, i think that it makes the day easier, and so i like to think that we're providing that for some of the beltway folks. >>...
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you know, in today's often polarized political environment that kind of bipartisan support augers very well, indeed, for her leadership of the sec. in public life chairman white is best known for her nine years as the united states attorney for the southern district of new york. as you know, that office litigates some of the most important and complex criminal and civil cases in the nation. during her tenure there, chairman white certainly saw her share of these including prosecutions stem thing from the bombings of the -- stemming from the bombings of the world trade center in 2001, 1993 and of our embassies in kenya and tanzania in 1998. in the private sector, chairman white most recently headed the litigation practice at plimpton. she's also served as director of the nasdaq stock exchange. at her nomination hearing in march, chairman white observed that, quote: although the worst of the financial be crisis may be behind us, none of us can be complacent. chairman white, we want you to know we share your wariness of come play accept si. indeed, the theme of this conference seems to un
you know, in today's often polarized political environment that kind of bipartisan support augers very well, indeed, for her leadership of the sec. in public life chairman white is best known for her nine years as the united states attorney for the southern district of new york. as you know, that office litigates some of the most important and complex criminal and civil cases in the nation. during her tenure there, chairman white certainly saw her share of these including prosecutions stem...
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[laughter] but given that we are in a resource-constrained environment regardless of whether it's at sequestration levels, presequestration levels, whatever, we've got resource constraints. what are some of the things -- just a couple of them, quick, you don't have to go into massive depth -- that dod and the nation can do to be more efficient so that we get more bang -- >> right. >> -- for the buck out of our military. >> so the military right now is, has been historically aligned on being effective at the expense of efficiency. being effective. making sure you can get that job done. so sometimes you have a little bit extra, a little bit of redundancy. because if plan a goes down the drain, i need a plan b. and so you have, you have a shift now. so we're now looking for more efficiency. and, of course, information technology allows us to leverage some of that. the biggest thing that strikes me is acquisition reform. this is a strategic opportunity we need to seize. equipment costs more than it needs to. and procurement's just one piece of the defense budget. there's a lot of other p
[laughter] but given that we are in a resource-constrained environment regardless of whether it's at sequestration levels, presequestration levels, whatever, we've got resource constraints. what are some of the things -- just a couple of them, quick, you don't have to go into massive depth -- that dod and the nation can do to be more efficient so that we get more bang -- >> right. >> -- for the buck out of our military. >> so the military right now is, has been historically...
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thesecond challenge is fiscal environment we are in. i can tell you, no one in my organization believes, as we go forward, the u.s. special operations command will not have to participate and potentially be taxed as a result of the sequestration and need to move forward on the budget. we are working with the secretary of defense and joint chiefs of staff what their return on investment is, and we can make a good argument, but make no mistake, the budget will affect us directly or as it affects the services, it will affect us. we do not do anything that does not have a service component to it. this is something that is frequently misunderstood. principlesprincipal within special operation is we do not do anything without service support. i will have an air force platform, or maybe it is a navy submarine watching the seals, or an army brigade providing route clearance packages. we do not do anything where we do not get support from the services and injured agencies. finally, let me address what i think are some misperceptions out there. w
thesecond challenge is fiscal environment we are in. i can tell you, no one in my organization believes, as we go forward, the u.s. special operations command will not have to participate and potentially be taxed as a result of the sequestration and need to move forward on the budget. we are working with the secretary of defense and joint chiefs of staff what their return on investment is, and we can make a good argument, but make no mistake, the budget will affect us directly or as it affects...
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in these environments that things can happen. 30's to the oversight and openness. needs to be oversight and openness. that is whyeets in only order be from amish farmers that i know. is from grass-k fed, free range cows. you talk about the conversations that go on at the plants among some of the workers. they do perceive this divide. you write that one of your colleagues said she was bothered by the fact that urban consumers with little knowledge of animal husbandry could influence the whole economy simply by hopping on some political correct bandwagon in terms of labeling. what did you learn about labeling and what those mean as consumers go to the store? guest: the most extreme example of that is the so-called pink slime products. that is the phrase used by a usda scientists to describe this product. this is made from parts of a cow that could only debate oblique be called me to -- debateably called meat. iss got a lot of publicity being served in school lunches. suffered nebraska because jobs disappeared. slime, thefor pink demand and strong for it drastically.
in these environments that things can happen. 30's to the oversight and openness. needs to be oversight and openness. that is whyeets in only order be from amish farmers that i know. is from grass-k fed, free range cows. you talk about the conversations that go on at the plants among some of the workers. they do perceive this divide. you write that one of your colleagues said she was bothered by the fact that urban consumers with little knowledge of animal husbandry could influence the whole...
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